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It's an NFC East showdown on Thursday night in Philadelphia, where the division-leading Eagles host the Washington Commanders.
After a three-game winning streak, the Commanders saw their momentum come to a halt in week 10, suffering a narrow 28-27 loss to the Steelers. Entering the game as favorites, Washington couldn't hang on at home, bringing their record to 7-3. They currently sit in second place in the NFC East, with a perfect 2-0 division record and a strong 5-1 mark in conference play.
Meanwhile, the Eagles stretched their win streak to five games with a commanding 34-6 victory over the Cowboys on the road in week 10. With a 7-2 record on the season, Philadelphia remains atop the NFC East standings and holds the second spot in the overall conference race.
Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch and listen to Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders NFL game, plus plenty more.
Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders: Date and kick-off time
The Eagles will take on the Commanders in a highly anticipated NFL game on Thursday, November 14, at 8:15 pm ET or 5:15 pm PT, at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
| Date | Thursday, November 14, 2024 |
| Kick-off Time | 8:15 pm ET/ 5:15 pm PT |
| Venue | Lincoln Financial Field |
| Location | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
How to watch Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders on TV & stream live online
Streaming: Amazon Prime Video
- Broadcasters: Al Michaels will handle play-by-play duties with Kirk Herbstreit providing color commentary. Kaylee Hartung will be on the sidelines.
This is an Amazon Prime Video only broadcast, with the exception of the local Philadelphia and Washington market, where the game can be seen on the FOX affiliate -- FOX (WTTG - Washington D.C.), FOX (WTXF - Philadelphia, PA), which is available to stream regionally on Fubo TV (7-day free trial available).
Amazon Prime Video is home of Thursday Night Football in the 2024 NFL season, streaming games in Weeks 2 through 17, except the Thanksgiving night game. That week, Prime Video gets an exclusive Black Friday game to make up for losing Thursday night.
Streaming the game with a VPN
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How to listen to live play-by-play commentary of Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders
Audio stream: SiriusXM — Away: 225 (CAR), 831 (NE) | Home: 226 (CAR), 825 | National: 88 (CAR), 88 (NE)
SiriusXM allows you to stream every NFL game throughout the season, including the pre-season games. Listeners will need either a Platinum or Streaming Platinum plan.
Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders team news & key players
Philadelphia Eagles team news
On the other side, Jalen Hurts threw for 202 yards and two touchdowns in week 10, but was also picked off once. This came after a stellar couple of weeks where he posted a 132 passer rating in weeks 8 and 9. Saquon Barkley rushed for 66 yards on 14 carries, and A.J. Brown led the Eagles with 5 receptions for 109 yards. Philadelphia came alive in the third quarter, scoring 14 points, and converted 4 of their 5 red zone opportunities in their win over Dallas.
In their dominant 34-6 victory over the Cowboys, the Eagles' defense was superb, limiting Dallas to just 49 yards passing. The Cowboys could only muster 97 rushing yards on 24 attempts, averaging 4.0 yards per carry. Philadelphia intercepted one pass, stifled Dallas with a 21.4% third-down conversion rate, and restricted them to a mere 146 total yards. The Eagles also tallied three sacks in the game, showcasing their defensive prowess.
Eagles injury list
| Player | Position | Game Status | Injury |
|---|---|---|---|
| M. Garner | Cornerback | Questionable | Hamstring |
| L. Clark | Tackle | Injured Reserve | Undisclosed |
| J. Carter | Defensive Tackle | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| J. Ross | Wide Receiver | Out | Undisclosed |
| T. Jackson | Defensive End | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| D. Goedert | Tight End | Questionable | Ankle |
| J. Harris | Wide Receiver | Questionable | Concussion |
| M. Goodrich | Cornerback | Questionable | Hamstring |
| J. Bradberry | Cornerback | Injured Reserve | Lower Leg |
| D. Slay | Cornerback | Questionable | Ankle |
| J. Jones | Wide Receiver | Questionable | Concussion |
| R. Johnson | Tackle | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| D. Allen | Wide Receiver | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| B. Covey | Wide Receiver | Injured Reserve | Shoulder |
| D. Smith | Wide Receiver | Questionable | Hamstring |
| B. Smith | Linebacker | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| N. Dean | Linebacker | Questionable | Groin |
| J. Mailata | Tackle | Injured Reserve | Hamstring |
Washington Commanders team news
In week 10, Jayden Daniels passed for 202 yards, completing 17 of 34 attempts, as Washington fell short against the Steelers. Terry McLaurin was the standout receiver, hauling in 5 catches for 113 yards, while Austin Ekeler rushed for 44 yards and scored twice on the ground. Washington jumped out to a 20-point first half, but they couldn't find the end zone in the fourth quarter. The team converted 5 of 14 third downs and went a perfect 3 for 3 in the red zone.
Despite the loss, Washington's defense performed admirably in certain areas. They allowed just 172 passing yards, with the Steelers completing only 14 passes. The Commanders intercepted one pass and limited Pittsburgh to a 48.3% completion rate. However, Washington struggled to stop the run, giving up 140 yards on 43 carries. The defense also registered three sacks and kept Pittsburgh at a 43.8% third-down conversion rate. Even though they had solid coverage in the air, Washington couldn't prevent the Steelers from scoring three touchdowns through the pass.
Commanders injury list
| Player | Position | Game Status | Injury |
|---|---|---|---|
| T. Burgess | Safety | Questionable | Hamstring |
| K. Jones | Linebacker | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| T. Stallworth | Defensive Tackle | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| B. Bauer | Linebacker | Questionable | Leg |
| R. Stromberg | Center | Out | Knee |
| D. Bada | Defensive Tackle | Injured Reserve | Achilles |
| B. Coleman | Offensive Tackle | Questionable | Shoulder |
| B. Bouyer-Randle | Linebacker | Injured Reserve | Undisclosed |
| A. Akingbulu | Tackle | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| N. Pollard | Defensive Tackle | Injured Reserve | Undisclosed |
| M. Wiley | Running Back | Questionable | Undisclosed |
| C. Ferrell | Defensive End | Questionable | Knee |
| J. Crowder | Wide Receiver | Injured Reserve | Calf |
| C. Yankoff | Tight End | Injured Reserve | Hamstring |
| B. Robinson | Running Back | Questionable | Hamstring |
| J. Allen | Defensive Tackle | Injured Reserve | Pectoral |
| J. Jean-Baptiste | Defensive End | Injured Reserve | Ankle |
| T. Biadasz | Center | Questionable | Ribs |
| C. Lucas | Tackle | Questionable | Ankle |
| A. Seibert | Kicker | Questionable | Hip |
| A. Wylie | Offensive Lineman | Questionable | Shoulder |
| N. Bellore | Linebacker | Questionable | Knee |